Projects apply to list on Gemini through the official Gemini Asset Listing Hub (gemini.com/asset-listing). Gemini describes five steps: submit the application, initial review, due diligence (technical, legal and compliance), decision and integration, then launch. Gemini says it has no official timeline, contacts projects by email, accepts applications globally subject to the regulations where it operates, and can support a token for custody, spot trading and derivatives.
Key takeaways
- Apply through Gemini’s Asset Listing Hub form.
- Five steps: application → initial review → due diligence → decision and integration → launch.
- No official timeline; it depends on complexity, completeness and Gemini’s queue.
- Support can cover custody, spot and derivatives, subject to jurisdiction.
- Gemini’s public pages do not state a listing fee.
Gemini listing at a glance
| Question | What Gemini says |
|---|---|
| Where to apply | Gemini Asset Listing Hub form |
| Steps | Application, initial review, due diligence, decision and integration, launch |
| Due diligence | Technical, legal and compliance assessments |
| Timeline | No official timeline |
| Communication | By email |
| Support types | Custody, spot trading, derivatives (jurisdiction permitting) |
| Fee | Not stated on the hub |
Gemini listing requirements
Gemini asks for detailed information about the project, team and token. Its due diligence spans technology (contract and chain integration), legal status, and compliance. For a U.S.-regulated venue, a clear legal analysis of the token’s status and named, verifiable team members matter. Prepare with our pre-listing checklist and what exchanges look for.
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Gemini listing cost
No fee is stated on Gemini’s Asset Listing Hub. Expect the usual surrounding costs: audits, legal opinions, and liquidity. See CEX listing fees.
Step-by-step: applying to Gemini
- Submit the Asset Listing Hub application with full project, team and token details.
- Initial review: Gemini assesses it and opens a formal channel if interested.
- Due diligence: technical, legal and compliance review; answer follow-ups quickly.
- Decision and integration: if approved, Gemini integrates the token.
- Launch: Gemini announces the listing; have a market maker ready for USD pairs.
Gemini vs other U.S. venues
Coinbase and Kraken publish more detail on timing and say listing is free; see Coinbase, Kraken and Kraken vs Coinbase.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a Gemini listing take?
Gemini says timing varies with the project’s complexity, the completeness of the application and its review queue, so it has no official timeline.
Does Gemini charge a listing fee?
Gemini’s Asset Listing Hub does not state a fee. Confirm any commercial terms with Gemini by email from its own domain and get them in writing.
Can non-U.S. projects apply to Gemini?
Yes. Gemini says it accepts applications globally but must comply with regulatory requirements where it operates, which may affect whether it can list certain tokens.
What does Gemini review?
Gemini’s due diligence includes technical, legal and compliance assessments, and it may ask for more information.
Sources
Last reviewed 12 November 2026. Exchange and platform policies change; always confirm on the official page before acting.